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  2. N.S.W. PARLIAMENT.

    The labour party met yesterday afternoon for the purpose of electing officers and dealing with several routine matters. Mr. McGowan was re-elected leader of the party ...

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  3. DARLING DOWNS PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.

    Executive Committee: Messrs. J. Logan (president) P. M'Ca[?] (Secretary) J. Warren, W. Jones, and P. Dalton. Judges of [?] T. Lamb, ...

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  4. THE FEDERAL TARIFF.

    There is not much prospect of the Budget Speech being delivered and the tariff brought in earlier than the first or second week in September. Fair progress is being made ...

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  5. THE FATAL FIGHT.

    The inquest on the pugilist Cribb took place to-day. Eleven men were before the court in custody. It transpired from the evidence that ...

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  6. THE KING'S OATH.

    The amendment in the King's declaration in the Coronation Oath, as moved by Lord Salisbury in the House of Lords, has been read a second time by 96 votes to 6. ...

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  7. TRADES UNIONS.

    In an appeal case arising out of the Taff Vale Railway strike of last year, judgment has been given by the House of Lords to the effect that a trade union ...

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  8. GENERAL CABLES.

    The New Zealand bowling team yesterday played a match at Southampton, beating the local team by 44 points to 42. ...

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  9. WINTER AND SUMMER.

    A marriage has just taken place at Bega, between a man named Williams, over 60 years old, and a Miss Summer, of Nimitybelle, aged 16. The girl's ...

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  10. M'GILL UNIVERSITY.

    The M'Gill University, of Montreal, Canada, will confer the degree of doctor of laws upon the Duke of Cornwall and York during the royal visit to the ...

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  11. RATEPAYER'S ASSOCIATION.

    A meeting of thE Mount Dairy Farmers' Association was hold at the school hist Saturday. Mr. J. Mathieson presided, and the attendance was good. As the Secretary, ...

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  12. A BIG FAILURE.

    The Terlinden metal works, at Oberbanson (Prusia), employing three thousand men have suspended. The liabilities are [?] at ten million marks (about £500,000.) ...

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  13. LIBERALS AND THE WAR

    The committee of the Imperial Liberal Council have passed a resolution in favour of a vigourous prosecution of the war. They also add that a general amnesty of ...

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  14. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT

    The polling for the election of a representative for the electorate of Melbourne, [?] vacant by the expulsion of Mr. Findley, look place yesterday, and resulted in the ...

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  15. TURBINE STEAMERS—TREMENDOUS SPEED.

    The Atlantic Transport Company, Limited, propose to run 40-knot turbine steamers between New York and Bremer-Haven, in Germany, occupying four days ...

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  16. (By Telegraph in the "Observer.")

    It appears that Cribb had been suffering from pains in the kidneys, and during yesterday the suggestion was made that the match with Dunne should be postponed. ...

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  17. STRIKE IN AMERICA.

    The president of the Chicago Labour Federation, in connection with the great strike of steel and iron workers in the United States, declares that the ...

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  18. LORD MILNER.

    Lord Milner, the High Commissioner for South Africa and Governor of the Transvaal, has received the freedom of the city of London. ...

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  19. QUEENSLAND LADY.

    An old lady, Mrs. Burnett, a well known Queenslander, died in a private hospital in the city on Sunday last. She arrived, in Sydney only a day or two previously, ...

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  20. D.D. RIFLE CLUB.

    A committee meeting of the Darling Downs Rifle Club was held in Lamb's Rooms on Monday night last, when the following business was death with:—Correspondence was ...

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  21. WOOL SALES.

    At the London Colonial wool sales to-day the following prices were realised: Mag, 7[?]d.; Calino, 9d.; Walla Walla, 9[?]d.; Colac, l6[?]d.; Tinapagee, 16[?]d.; ...

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  22. PLAGUE IN BRISBANE.

    Another case of plague occurred to-day, a wharf labourer residing at New Farm being the sufferer. ...

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  23. SOUTH AFRICAN WAR

    The Dutch in Cape Colony are profoundly impressed with the revelations of the hopelessness of the position of the burghe forces, and consider that ex-President Steyn's ...

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  24. POISON IN FOOD.

    The Royal Commission to report on poisons in food state that arsenical food and drink is preventable, and recommend the adoption of a specific measure. ...

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  25. PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly to-day a further batch of petitions were presented against the proposed opening of hotels at certain hours on Sundays. ...

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  26. A MINISTERIAL EXPRESSION.

    At a representative meeting of Ministers to-day, profound regret was expressed that there was no adequate provision to prevent such barbarity as that which led to the death ...

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  27. FASHIONABLE WEDDING

    The marriage of Mr. Charles Lumley Hill to Mrs. G. Condamine Taylor, widow of thelate Mr. G. C. Taylor, of Bellevue, and Darling Downs, was celebrated by the Rev. A. ...

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  28. BANQUET TO MILKER.

    A dense crowd assembled at the Guildhall at the banquet tendered to Lord Milner, Governor of Capetown and High Commissioner of South Africa. Among those ...

    Article : 241 words
  29. INTERCOLONIAL.

    It was notified yesterday that His Majety's Secretary of State of War has approved of the services of Major-general French being retained as Commandant of the ...

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  30. CHAMPIONSHIP CYCLING CARNIVAL.

    The annual cycling carnival in connection with the Toowoomba Athletic Association will be held on their new grounds Lindsay street, next Wednesday, July ...

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  31. NORTH BRISBANE SEAT.

    Mr. John Arthur, who was chairman of committee for the Hon. T. Macdonald Paterson when that gentleman was returned to the State Parliament for ...

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  32. THE RECENT MURDERS

    By the mail for China on Saturday advices of tho recent murders are to hand. The report mentioned in last month's telegrams of the murder of nine Belgian and six Italian ...

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  33. REITZ AND THIS FINAL STEP.

    The reference made by General Botha and other members of the Transvaal Republican Government, in a letter to ex-President Steyn, dated May 10, discovered at Reitz ...

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  34. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT ROMA.

    The residents of Roma were astonished on Sunday when a report gained currency that a man named Willing Auditor had attempted to commit suicide by ...

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  35. PRISON APPOINTMENT.

    It has been decided to give the appointment of superintendent of the prison at South Brisbane (Boggo road), rendered vacant by the death of Major Lewis, to ...

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  36. COMMERCIAL.

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  37. NEW TURKISH BATHS.

    Mr. A. H. Burtlett, who has a reputation for skill in hydropathic treatment, has had fitted up in the Exchange Buildings, Margaret street, an establishment ...

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  38. SCHEEPER'S WANTON DESTRUCTION

    The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain (the Secretary of State for the Colonies has characterised the wanton destruction of Murraysburg, in the central district of Cape ...

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  39. DUKE AND DUCHESS.

    The royal celebrations were continued, and the weather was favourable. The levee at Government House was attended by about 1200, with each of whom the Duke shook ...

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  40. A FARMERS' FEDERAL TARIFF.

    During the sittings of the Fanners' and Settlors' Conference at Tamworth recently, the opportunity was taken to invite six of the most widely representative ...

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  41. FIGHT AT ABERDEEN.

    The Boers made a determined attack on Aberdeen, in the south of Cape Colony, lasting two days. At the expiration of this time a detachment of Australians arrived on the ...

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  42. CORRESPONDENCE.

    WE do not identify ourselves with, or hold ourselves responsible for, the opinion expressed under this heading. ...

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  43. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Treasurer stated yesterday that in consequence of the large unexpected expenditure of federation, the African war, and the reception of the Duke and Duchess of ...

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  44. BADEN-POWELL INDISPOSED.

    Major-General Baden-Powell, who lately arrived in England, now is seriously ill, as a consequence of the prolonged strain to which he was subjected to in South Africa. ...

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  45. (To the Editor "D.D. Gazette.")

    Sir,—Permit me to correct a misstatement in your columns of the 15th instant under the handing of "The Queensland Kennel Club's Show," where Mr. H. Gaydon is ...

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  46. A NEW WEAPON.

    The fire capacity of a British infantry regiment is to be strengthened by the addition of a new engine of destructive science. This is no other than the Simpson machine rifle, ...

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  47. THE SEASON IN THE WEST.

    The nearly three inches of rain that came during the month of June (says the Western "Star.) has transformed the appearance of this part of the country. Herbage has ...

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  48. BOERS MASSING.

    The "Times" reports the presence a few days ago of n thousand Boers at Kroonsdrall, near Krugersdorp. ...

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  49. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    A Bunbury wire announces the death of W. M. Spencer, M.L.C., of the South-west province He had been in Australia since 1842. ...

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  50. ONE MORE DASH.

    The surrendered Boers confirm the report that all the Boer leaders intend to make one move dash for the South. ...

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  51. RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.

    A little girl, 16 months old, strayed on to the railway line at North Bundaberg at noon yesterday, and apparently lay down alongside the line, placing her right ...

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  52. NEW ZEALAND.

    The barque Genevie M. Tucker, overdue at Wellington from Newcastle, about whose safety anxiety was felt in consequence of wreekage being found on the west coast, ...

    Article : 85 words
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  55. A Message from Ma's.

    Whatever the result of Dr. Tesla's experiments in Bonding messages to planets, the message which scores of Ma's are daily sending to their daughters and ...

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